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Band 5+: The graph below shows the average daily electricity consumption (in gigawatts) in a European city during summer and winter between 2015 and 2025. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

Image for topic: The graph below shows the average daily electricity consumption (in gigawatts) in a European city during summer and winter between 2015 and 2025. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The image presents a data table titled "Dati del Grafico:" with columns labeled "Anno", "Consumo Estivo (Summer)", and "Consumo Invernale (Winter)". For 2015, Consumo Estivo is 30 GW and Consumo Invernale is 50 GW; for 2017, Consumo Estivo is 32 GW and Consumo Invernale is 48 GW; for 2020, Consumo Estivo is 45 GW and Consumo Invernale is 45 GW (Punto di intersezione); for 2022, Consumo Estivo is 55 GW and Consumo Invernale is 42 GW; and for 2025, Consumo Estivo is 65 GW and Consumo Invernale is 40 GW.
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The line chart compares the average daily electricity consumption, in gigawatts, in a European city during summer and winter between 2015 and 2025.

Overall, it is clear that summer electricity consumption has seen an important increase,in the analyzed period,the peak was in 2025;In contrast,winter electricity consumption has experienced a decrease,from 2015 to 2025 with a peak in 2015, only years of the same consumption was in 2020.

Looking at the details, in 2015 there was a consumption of 30GW in summer and 50GW in winter;meanwhile the consumption in 2017 was 32GW in summer and 48GW in winter;

same consumption register in 2020, it was of 45GW;between 2015 and 2025, the consumption is passed from 55GW to 65GW in summer, and in winter it is passed from 42GW to only 40GW.

In conclusion, the summer consumption has seen an increase trend,in 2025 it was double than 2025; the winter consumption has seen an important decrease in the 10 years period.

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